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> Brake pressure regulator, early vs. late
robkammer
post Apr 23 2021, 05:14 AM
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Hello all, rebuilding the brake system on my new to me, as yet not driven BB is getting to be a much more difficult process than it should be.
The pressure regulator I've been supplied looks like it may be from an early model and my car is a 74. Is there a difference or are the two models different in some way? I've not yet held it up to the car but it looks like it will bolt right on.
Any input would be appreciated. I'll post pics when I get to my shop this afternoon
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iankarr
post Apr 23 2021, 07:02 AM
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The early has two ports. Late has three. Or vice versa. My June 74 ravenna car has three (top, bottom and side). The bumblebee has two (top and bottom)
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